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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
EITs OFLEGAL NEWS.

Justice Andrews In the supreme Court Chamoor" ycSc
dav denied notion yacate the orer obala teoeh.S
by A. Denhocfcr as counsel for Pam ct q r,ai NJ
Madison square Theatre Tor the exam b"ton
George Primrose in their suit against Ia. & ir
Of ontrlct alleged that The uecnd9Lt. u s y, e1 1y
agreement 70 give pert"r an's 81 - the
mi 200 ue receipts and 10 per cent oil ue net e
a.. sum / Roberts. widow OF Marshall o. Roberts, has
oi,incd NJ m fho supreme Court orer relieving er rom
% ,,s,fty 4, Eu ri an estate Of her son MarshaI
~ le,i. oe .Iyit and appoint ng the NewNork Life In;
suiance and Trust Company u hei place by nv ~
hi, SLATE after payment certain egaeics Inc nSos
accumulated N the tacs Loan a' ~ ogis EVER
ei The bond rgqurd IN order to gl a t Of Interest
Est Broatwsy and battery Railway Company TO recover
since 1866 was settled By the pay men TO the Con.
troiler Of s77 1903 Justice Beach o. tue pp, q, av
vesteray decided the company Is not DOuhu 70 pay
ense ies on rs @g' ~ Which II WAS directed TO give
cs.atv. rsqnrrmht ~ -, me civ in lieu Of incense fees
nere a,s only thirty the route the LICENSE Re. 90
paid by company has soncmes amounted 20 aver s0ooo
a year has amounted IN ten years 10 'o'''' 20
An Injunction restraining FfoOks DICKSON rom I'1I
iug II Thrd Avcnue Theatre tho pay ra te,, nj
World was o9Ai9ed Uy ' i1sTy For consgei atom
OF So Little waived his rights under thr Juh' "
csicria, Justice Anirdws The upreme Court Cham,
brs rrserTe his dcis9n on RGoR 5' wv was insisted AZ
really infringing tner CODY tif, ~ iarp or
saved from he Wreck"
notion for an Injunction restrain the Mutual Trust
FUND Lie Association from dong business ana Tor me aP
renee supreme Court He he'd that v ara mil,
company should be examined before Jct! oo'o'o -" "P
cation of this Kind was granted
Al the SUIT Of Pulp and Paper company
Thomas " receiver OF the Wavey Pnenshng Gon
been obtained against tho defendant ior $500
Jutce Andrews yesterday refused 10 vaoate the ORDER OF
against Nc6 the suit Of Juror " Eo ssSs r
cover s25. OOO each Tor alleged salder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSIONERS

CORPORATION Counsel Iacombe has written To Mayor
Hewitt stating that he Is IN receipt OF letter from tho
Mayors nclosng tue petition Of j. q freble ana
Others the appointment Of commissioners under the
Rapid Transit acL former petition WAS defective be.
cause aouc 81 the signed 10 IL we're not those "i
Aonsrholers within thi. county. This defect has no"
been corrected and tine latest petition is drawn ia con
f,rniiy With The requirements OF the statute Mr.
aronar says that he has also received letter nor" the
Mayor. office Transmitting letter iom the metropolitan
Transit Company protcsins against the appointment, ="
rauld transit romms -ipncrs On tue ground tat NtHt ~
hs been pre-, pusly appropriated for the elevated raj
r,ads Of the metropolitan Transit company, when cor
uoratou actually prosecuting piorrchgs "i inc
uufpasc 81 A-ccrnlu what conn cnst"u 30 40 pe indc
IT, tie "a flr ~ that street. preparatory 10 o
ginning the erection OF the structures thereon MI
iaeOnbe adds.
Tho Metropolitan Transit Company Ga IA that W se't'n
o. The ap Transit amended hy chapter 80 OF lr
l. - Of iS-ll der which this applica on u made 10 you
r te appointment s-ioncrs II IL crowded tat 30
fr can located street or avenue already 'gAB
,ufhoritrf ct ,d bN elevated railway So"
which should con-iftu you 10 tl'h"
Ia appo nj nmi-soucrs - no" asked Tor N"t'r ne
s.1uors t. o"Ating iouc tAi"usn N''l - u
o alton II contemplate. nid II uio t"
should undertake To locate any iout" ~
,nton o terms OF the statute under when NC
art such acton thor part would 'oner No FgntA IT.
There ore tho Metropolitan Rapid lranht company nay y
location In Nostst, they are hhunhshly
rot cted 10 endowment by the provision ot statute RuON
cied AMI until other railroad route IL located ucto ~
cannot be claimed that their night Is even assaileL
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CLOSING UP THE PAINE CASE
THE SURROGATE SAYS ALL THE TESTIMONY MUST
BE IN THIS WEEK.

THE SURROGATE SAYS ALL THE TEsihMoNi "e'.
BE IN THIS WEEK.
Surrogate Rollins yesterday said that ne "ouiu n'
this week the taking OF testimony In the contest III
John H. Wardwel seeks to obtain the treasures o
IT, Paine the miser under VIII alleged 10 nav pou
duly executed and afterward lost; Aaai.ion"i '''
for the contestants TAX en- as follows:
well that 4 he received the money from vile OF
about when he had spoken 10 0,en, 9e Of money
ior both %sfdwe and Psne and he advised warws
Paine and furnish nicely ~ rsst ~
there would be money enough to keep Pahe io' '"0 " "
Charles A. Weles Editor Of The Doctor and formerly Pro- no.
preor OF me Musical Trade Rselee sau b s which
did publish Paine on one Ia,ter made
newspapers the office OF the witness when e AZ fhe
Academy q Music asked him to pass him IN i rne
Mapleson do Paine then, as always was Sn"'Oi'
dressed. 800 A.. o,otro ., c, lana
Roman catholic Church deposed that she was
pane through Warwei in 1870 when she made her DEBUT
lie frequently after that called At her mouse a W6er and
The witness at some matnees Tor Aloert weuo
WaTdwe acted as her agent The latter reeeeea he y me
amounting to $50 for each OF four c3neeits e time bnt
finally it was paid aGG " at ' have Nothing
r To- with WarWe H% as he wSs tricky Returning
day sitting with his feet out OF the WINDOW
He had consumed the greater part OF nan %n ,oS her
he thought the Old had money! Paine never wore
collar op occasion she wanted ehecK io sV Si n
do YOU" she went out and saw him take a Iot 81
money out OF nan s keTSnsI sns sed ihe Witness to
take and take care Of PAINE and she replied that she
would not 40 i3r an ns mVny IN % necaher 1896 will
G. him IN he know thai Paine had male
his will N favor OF Mardwrii anu III GVe "a tbe viii hsS
been stolen lac thought thct neither Of them woud Re' any Vi
The examination Of witnesses rebutal will begin at 10
a. IL. to-day. and will be continued until p IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
TWO LABOR BILLS PASS THE SENATE

WAsHiNGIoN Feb. 2s.-Upon motion OF Nh Blair The
House Labor Arbitration bill taken up by tile Senate
to-day Mr. Blair said tn Committee GA Education aud
abor had reported the bill ftyorably without mend
mens lie did propose to discuss It bat called atien
ton TO the manifest mprobabilty OF hna action during
this session OF Congress n amendments were made
Mr. Teller without ohiecting 10 the bill. made Drc' ar
euncnt upon the inutility OF labor combinations.
Mr. sherman said he favored the formation OF commits
sion 10 inquire into the whole labor question and devise
remedies lo any evils which might Ice found 10 exist bnt
~ any attempt amcnd the bill would probably re-
sult i'm it, defeat he would withdraw the amendment
he had previously offered The bill wa, passed
without division.
Tpon motion Of Mr. Blair the House hill 10 prevent rho
emnOvmeui OF convict alien labor upon public hui-
ings or public works In the preparation oi material ior
public buildings public works. was taicn ui ana Win
discussion amendment WAS passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
Usrful and Hurtful Medict,..

There certain class of comedies for constipation alb
souey These bonscs potons made in great
part of podophybn aoes rhubarb gambogo. ana other
ofthoso who them ia ncacuabe They eyacuate the
bowels but always do violently and prou sely
and besides grippe boweA Their effect IL to weaken DO
them stomach Better far agreeable
saiutay aperent osetters Stomach Bt,er tho laxative
eject preceded by pain accompanied by
onvulsive action OF bowels On tho trary
invgorates rgans stomach and system
As Of curing and proven ting mAlara fevsrs
medicine compare IL and 1t remedies nervous
ity rheumatism kidney and bladder Ina otivy, and
organic ailments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
LIVE STOCK Markets BY TELEGRAPH

prvv.to Feb CATH last "a hOurs-l3lO
head, week thus far t6+I head tos same "a,
of which IS TO New.York; today-5p cars 81 OF when 70
N.wYork l54 cars sale declined lUa Zoe snce
last Monday common 10 ar - 20 "a cows ami
UeIters 80 25ds3 IS: Stockers and Feeders duil and
dropping at 81 75as3 Is. oxen 10 Milch cows SOC
S35 80 81 market closed weaS IL cars e'tosS
S.eep-KeceIpts twenty four hours were-5eOo neah
total Tor week thus TAR 10000 head LOT tslne unle
Iasr week ~ 500 heads consigned Though /! ears:
at lower rates Interior 10 FAR - 3o9st oO nos "
Choice 81 75as5 Extra s. 2j 40 Good TO Cholce
twenty four hoursl2slo head tetat
Tor week thus 3 head same time last week - %
mead consigned throughsundsv. ~ cars OF "lo ~ 70
NewYork to-day 55 OF which 70 cars TO New OTIS
"a cars for sale. with fair demand lght flgs
s5d 50 %: Mixed Pigs and Light Workers 20 aOS
IS IS seectea Workers SIS 700 70 e5; Selected Melnn
Weights 50 10 50 Good TO Choice Heavy % 95d$oOo
Poorest To Best Mixed Heavy tnds III oo1o zo'
market closed steady offerings mostly sold 1900. c.,..
Kecept,-G 900 mead Shuments-l,OOO hean MNke. was
stronger Good shipping steers 9oO 70 IoVv 10 g. ~
dsI ana Feeders So 0o6sS s2 on oows pus
ana Mixed 81 90 0s3 bulk at 81 sO9s3 2O through
Hoss-Keceipts 200 heal. shipments 1000 marke'
rong higher Rough and MiIei s. ~ 50 90 racn
ing and shipping So So Ss5 Sos Light - soSso 40
Ssssu@Receipts 1000 head snipments 800 hea!
50 10 Texans SO 90. Lambs 81 oO6s5 20 -, CHI,
ST IoIIs Feb Acknowledgements 300 head SNIP
Native steers 81 Far Good shlppng steer,
IS 7OGl2b Butchers steers Ear 70 Cholce - 80
So "a Feeders. fair TO good 81 9OesS ~ o.
t. good So 10 S3 0O Texans common To choice 81 soS
S'eno,-Rece,pts 1900 head shipments 500 hea'
the market active and 5aioc Meher siosiHs pana
,na rar To good So 40 So 6a Workers eiien 70 rre'
~ 90 0s5 81 pigs common 10 good 81 SUES: ~
400 heal sapns ~ so sss TO- Meua
70 Fancy S. SO 95
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

.urRRMx COURT cg.ypGgs-Bs'ore Andrews I ,s Nos
70 lo9 POI BIO 1855 257 200 263 26S 269. 213 10 2'
21p 70 :, 200 20l 292. - ,,,, u,, II
SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERN Befote an Druh| i''
lawrence and Potter, J J.-Recess ~. n.,,..
SuPRFNR COUKT-SrFCIAL TEkM-PAhI i-beioio iot'oi
Mos 1883 ms llh3, 500 - =, po,.. r
Adjourned for the term ,, A.,
srPnTME CouRT-CIRcUIT-PARr I-Before - J-Ad
SiIpRxMK CouKT--CRcUIT-PAR II-Before Donohue ID
Nos SSI5 1920 32i 1913 1888. 1907 326i 2s5' "
$3.50 467O 1880 1874. 1924 $685. 3'oo' o'iN' ''i' '
y7l6,37l7, 37la. 1881 .2B2 80, ,,... poo.h r
Nos 2n, 3l3S l2lO has S2lS $500 $50 9So2 3s ~
ASH ASH 1878 1874 1878 1915 SI55 ztlo -o" 'o'''
uses $500 3N26 1894 1921. 1000 1922 -. ,-.h.ur -
SUPREME CoURr-ClRcuIr-PAkI ivBeoIe ,dn an ri "a
Nos 3s27. 472s 1888. $685. 3ls Sool' 'ooo 1'''' WV
.an
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pprcTDFyTJAL PREFERENCES IN OHIO.


TO ascertain tho feeling OF the people or ONO as repro
a,.d y their members OF the General Assembly from
,pa e,hfy eight counties, have made careful aud acc
t no of both the Democrats and Republicans ON their
,c, for President The result OF this inquiry shows
Nat sherman seems to be the fav0rite OF the Republicans
H., m. legislature, far surface indications 20, but
,h.re i, a warm ripping undercurrent for James q.
tt,Iain. Many would answer: Oh am for Sherman,
hut Blaine ought To have IL -,
n,bers wond remark. sherman or Blaine" and the
obio man would be accepted first choice fow were
sIraght for Blaine IN preference To any other man
Er srooud place iIawley Lincoln and Foraker are men
tened noticeable feature that the ten pronounced
naine men are for Foraker for Vice-Presidcnt.
Eor President the Democrats In the House and Senate
are almost unanimously for the denomination OF Grover
cieveland Two tnreo want Judge Thurman and per-
nan, half a dozen for anybody 10 beat Cleveland
rnse who are against him, like Robert Higgins or Brown
cnuny are bitter the extreme and mercess In crit-
cism =, nm -. >,v.,x o.,
erai said: " IL Cleveland Is not candidate we should
nominate HILL lie Is a Democrat" -
Tally up the and you have the following result
For sherman.
Nominee OF convention.
any body " boat Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01

ou1aoeATrs CousT-Befors Rollins. s-wiii Of James 4
Paine ut 1,j;30 NJ.
Adjourned TO the first Monday OF March.
SUPERioR CoURT-sPEcIAL TKRM-Beiore Freedman, u
No day calendar. - -.
;coMyoS PIRAs-GEsERAI TERM-Before Larremore c. T.
Van IIoesep JJ-AdiOurned for the fern.
COMMON PLxAs-sPKc1AL TERM-Before Larremore. c. j.
No calendar. -. ,.-.x,.. u.. =,
Adjourned for the term - x.v p.,o.. An.
Nos I 1906 1901 229S 2So POI zap 49, 5sS9 22zy
s 1888 2iS5 232g III st GoS at soS S 81 z2o7
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TgRA-PART iI.-Beiore Dsly IL
No 3Is6 1870 2l52 2I53 2l54, Is, 2lO3 2l2S, 2l3G
1888 l. H. ls 90 3D. 2l57 2ls4 2oos 2lS7 2loi 2lo'.
1893 1870. 1863, 2OO2, 2O0T, 2OOS. ,,.,. - d,
CITY CougT-TRIAL TERM-PAkf i'-beioro 'icAoan u !.
Adjourned for the term. - -, ~, ,
CITY CouRT-TRIAL TERM-PARr l1-Before Hall. j.
CITY CouRr-TRiAL TERN-PARr III-Before Ehriich w.
SgTY couRr"GESERAL TERM-Before Nehrbas Hall and
rchri. CHI JJ-Adiourned until "Wednesday:
CoRT or OYPR AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. barrett Judge, and
District attorney Martine.-N0 L. ,,o.. p..D-,..
smy IN and Assistant District Attorney Pufdy.Noa
COURT or GENERAL sEssIoss.PAar H;IBeiore, !shga
Cowina and Assistant District Attorney fitzgeradISo
2s1 sc 4 8 o. TO- H. IL - H. To- TO- ~ o la ~ ~
81 21 o. "a % Pleadings-N0s ~, ~ 20, ~, 81 Oh
al So ga 49, So 81, 49, 80, 40 Al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
REPORTED BIG PURCHASE UPLAND

st. Louis dispatch publ shed yesterday stated that
a company of American capitalists had recently acquired
title 10 tract OF land In Northwestern Texas, Northeast
orr, Sow Mexico and Southeastern Colorado embracing
-, Last so 900 900 acres The boundaries could
not e learned from those Interested In the purchase
ihe dispntch mentioned only one name IN cOhhecuon
with the matter, that OF Rufus Hatch, VINO Is no" III
Europe. .,.. -, ,,r uat,b,a remarked
. know nothing about the reported purchase Dut ~
orrs Ia me that the size OF the tract Is lttle large
hnve bee IN inclined take OF an acre or TWO II
Sa been attending to the business However IL Is JUST
80 easy for some people to talk Of sixty millions as Oh
thousands 1t does not take any more time ana III
, and N Games 10 about the same thing. Let me see
~ ri % an acre the transaction would call for tho pay
,ont of T5OOO,OOO II the purchase has Dccn hiaoo'
A. ertaiuly is "A very respectable one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
TEA cHERs 0UARDIyo THEIR INTERESTS

Miss Merrill ioctured before the Primary School Teach
ers Association yesterday afternoon upon kindergarten
methods OF manual training. When she had ended the
Primary Association and the Mutual Improvement Assoc
citation Of Grammar school Teachers met In Joint
hear the report OF the deputaon appointed Ia secure
an alteration In tho Draper bill which IL was feared
would endanger the security OF their positions The dep
utatiun reported that state Superintendent Draper has
drawn up clause their request assuring that nothing
in the b should he deemed TO affect the term Of Ofe
OF any teachers in The public schools repeal affect
any provision special law concerning their interests In
any locality his clause he had promised would be in
serted In the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01

Pleuro-Pneumona bill nad been adopted the ngn' over
tho biA His discretion and good Judgment were re-
warded to-day by the passage of the bill. practically In
the form reported from the committee by vote OF 90 70
49, This illustrates the violent changes OF sentiment 10
which the is in the habit Of yielding at times IN
deed not less than fifteen must have been
10 effect this result Mr. Butler, OF South Carona e ~
his best TO defeat the bill and In order to do So "
bring about delay, by reading himself ieH,pase
report made by Dr.: swinDdIne NJ WiI,ars
declaration on Friday that the bin was full OF eo,
era" Mr. Van Wycks amendment bringing thaV 1850
nac;ecaiv nnder the provisions OF the bill was ad0peu
without division There likelihood mat the ia pass
se , the Senate ia Important only as showing the us
os1n of the Republican side to protect so Important
and valuable an Industry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
CONVICT LABOR STATISTICS.
COMPETITION ARISING FROM EMPLOYMENT OF
CoNvICTs or local IMPORTANCE.


CoNvICTs OF LOCAL IMPORTANCE.
w, urSGToS Feb gs-Carroll d. Wright. Commits;
sioner Of in his report TO the Secretary OF the IN
terror says on the subject Of convict Labor that the mum
Der Of prisoners Of all grades employed In the institutions
covered by the report is GLGol, OF whom there are
5s If males aud 800 females. of this number DDS
are engaged productive labor loJb" IN PRISON dute
and 3972 are sick or idle. OF the total number l4S1'
are employed under the public account system. 1870
under the contract system57J6 under tho piece price
system and under the lease system. This prison
reputation OF o. 500 has proportion OF one IN mon
nj to the popualion Of the United states. The United
states prisoners who enter into competition with free
labor number l,2i0. ana they are dis'uhuicl HiouN
the different states The industry employing the greatest
number Is that of boots and shoes. and the manufacture
Of clothing stands next The reports state that j. per
fect, evident from information obtained that he conc
ttio arising from employ 81 couycis ~ far -
the whole cruniry Is concerned would not OF Itself con
stfutc que ton worthy OF serious discussion However
locally and in certain Industries the competition may be-
serious and OF such proportions as 10 c0i the most sen
ou attention OF Legislatures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
cHEYEyyE WARRIORS REScUE A PRISONER

CHEYENSE WARRIORS RESCUE A PRiSONLR
MILLS CITY. NJ. T., Feb 2s.-Last fall young buck
broke into the postoice at Ashland about ninety miles
south OF Miles CITY, and not arrested until last week
when "a deputy sheriff and an assistant went Ia the
Agency and him They set cut for Miles CITY
and when about fifty miles from the Agency band Of
Cheyennes rode furousy up and with guns drawn and
threatening gestures forced the deputy TO give up the
prisoner The Cheyennes numbered about twenty
and meant mischief The deputy returned To Miles city
saturday night aud will take relnOrc neut for his
anu return to the Agency IA soon a. possible ana edeaNn
recapure the rescued prisoner ~ vel as take into
custody the members Of the party The action ~ the
officers I'm turning their loose without blpd-hed Ia
commended rs Indian killed might have resulted IN
q Wholesale slaughter OF white settlers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHuNCIos. Monday, Feb - 1857.
vEro-The President has vetoed the bill which pro-
ylied for a public building at Lafay cite, Ind
WAsHlNOToN's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Voorhees, RON
tbe library Committee today reported fnyorahy bill
la appropriate $4,000 Tor monument 10 marx the
birthplace of Washington.
To PURCHASE THE suIHTro.-An amendment " the
Naval Augmentation bill introduced by Senator A!rch
to-day uuproiriaes $4,000 for the purchase OF Tie
steamer sIieitO for a torpedo vessel.
ErcEmrs AND EXrESDIUKE--Ihe Government re-
ccis for the month 81 February So5OO.oOO. and
Inc xpcudutcs were ga 800 OOO which latter amount
includes 900 900 paid out account Of pensions II
estimated that the public debt statement Ia br ..ued
omorrow will show decrease Of about -, 100000 for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
Tile NEW owNERs OF THE WABASH SYSTEM

THE NEW OWNERS OF THE WABASH SYSTEM
81 LOUIS Feb. % tSpeetab.-The Wabash purchasing
committee. consisting of General Thomas II. Hubbard,
ZONES r. Joy o. d. Ashley and Edgar T. Willes arrived
from New York this morning to carry out tho orders OF
the court relating the Wabash sale In order to secure
posscson OF road the committee Is required To pay
down 81 900 900 In cash receivers eerfitcates ana
Give bonds nr another III ,OOOOOO Inc committee WI
nav The first morrow, aud was gwen untll MONDAY
To- file ~ 100000 bond II the Intervening peutioh
a. nm saturday is dismissed, the committee will take
ssesson OF The portion of the system under the usdc
ion of Missouri courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
rosrpuG,1Es CONTESTED WILL

In the contested Of Joseph Gal the optcan VINO
,,r, tt. bonsekeeper Amelia steeb. and whose infant
daughter Caroline Objects BY her guardian to the admission
70 probate Of the BY which he Drqnsahed hs
tr.innn Ia ia uephcw and opted sOn, Charles. r.
cali surrogate Rollins yesterday deoluei tnss
80 be admitted & PROBATE uultss
tL i't on nlrl are amended The lrOyd6s that II
after the making ~ will estat0r marrrs aud MS lssue
n0 MN n shall be revoked unless provision Is
mad. I'm h Tor the child children The guirdau must u"Ao
the zoos place attr e eve
- m - no viii IA q rollct or the objections must be as
n-sDd n the nArrarr took place before Tie c9H.u ws
infant ouli be- emitted 10 the same snare thtt
,,,ut have been father mad died mteelate'
wh.:ncr the Will j. admitted 20 probate OrhoI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRTCl

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
II An exclamation asked for the seainess OF the ya
mes OF certificates Yesterday might be found m the fact that
60 cent oil low and that the specut bare
OF the articles which constitute gool delivery 1t tine Oh TX
changes Such situation Is discouragng 10 outside interest
IN the market but insignificant argument IN favor OK
IN 10 any further decline that is not warranted by
commercial condition. point must sometime he feaehe'
where even the producer who fond Of selling ceihites
short with the expectation OF fulfilling his contracts by future
-dc,on OF oil nav either many certificates that no
r.nnot make del very conclude To stop mining opera
tons get reasonable return on s les W
vesu.nt What this but deter 9ine
logic stock OF oil above ground afn"uhtps VVo
to 400 barrels producers working har 20 gel
Iy Weld OF 5000 10 900 barrels day yet NJ ono
but the STANDARD oil interests are willing 10 attempt I, n
lie product The Buckeye Pipe Line Responds 70 & s
gnsher. opened this region saturday b' reducing
the price Ohio oil from thirty nve TO thry e ~,
badly demoraze but II !. - teo, 10 20 rcs s1
what IL sell Less than 2OOOOOO Dlres were N
rice, of National Transit certificates ranged from 81 A96l
cents To 80 81 The close steady not bFui
Carrying rates were 30 cents -, ,..,,u. y, ,ho Con
The Of prices and the totai ae1lns' ~ '' wv
solldated Exchange were as follows;
Openng ............. 81 u Iowest.......... o.
Iighest .............. ~ Final 80 80
sales barrels wv
pe6ned oil was unchanged firm at 6s cents per gallon
an CITY PENN Feb 2S.-Crude ol-National TRANSIT
certificates opened u q and closed at 6l highest price,
go. Iove.t sli, sales sol. 900 barrels charters.
S9o47 barrels; clearAnces lSis'ooo o"re-' '"iP"'"'
50 1872 barrels: runs. - barrels
PfrrsBURG Feb 2S-Petroeum irregular and fairly active
National Transit Certificates opened at 6ls and closet s
6l94 highest price. 81 lowest Ga
TrusyltR Penn Feb 23.-National Transit Certificates
opened at 81 and closed 81 Ia highest price, ol's low
price. 6li4
BR.pronp PENN Feb 2s.-Crude on-Nauona Trans
opened 81 and closed at 81 highest price,
6lTs lowest price 81 y. clearanees so4 900 barrels